Title: Risking Everything
Rating: G
Pairing: None
Genre: Character Study, Episode Tag
Summary: Sgt. Lukela has seen the Five-0 team in action just often enough to read between the lines. Spoilers for episodes 01.08, 01.12, 01.15 and 01.24. (Meka, collar bomb, tsunami, S1 finale)
Author's Note: This started because I couldn't help but wonder what ( Read more... )

May's about done and I (finally) got all of those prompts filled, so I figured I'd go ahead and open up the June prompt list.

Rules:

Rule 1: There will be 10 (ten) prompt spots per month.
Rule 2: Tell me a story I haven’t written, and I will give you 1-3 sentences from or about it.
Rule 3: No more than two prompts per person, unless I've ( Read more... )

The Associated Press had a story a few days ago about how Fifty Shades of Grey has its own fanfiction now, and it was a pretty interesting story. It brought to mind a rant on a fan fic rant community I saw recently where somebody was pointing out that a Twilight fic labeled as a Fifty Shades AU was pretty much like dividing by zero ( Read more... )

Title: Not A Cop
Rating: PG
Word Count: 895
Genre: Character Study
Pairing: None
Summary: He knows he's not a cop - except that now he is. Tag to 01.08.

( Not A Cop )

Because I'm not far enough behind on all my writing, I managed to get hooked on Hawaii 5-0 after the NCIS:LA crossover episode and ended up with a bunny begging to be written. *smh*

Title: Shift in Focus
Rating: PG
Pairing: None
Summary: There are still a lot of things on Hawaii that confuse Danny, but he's beginning to think he understands the ( Read more... )

ETA: OK, I've now watched the first two season of Hawaii 5-0 twice and gotten thoroughly hooked, so I'm adding H50 to the list of fandoms I'll write.

Because I don't already have enough on my plate writing-wise?

Anyway, same deal as last month. One prompt's already filled - a continuation of one of last month's prompt responses was requested by ( Read more... )

If you heard a squeal Saturday morning, that was me.

( Cut for squeal explanation )

After some nudging from a fellow Rory's Story Cubes lover and realizing I needed to get my Exeter writing back in gear, I re-started the Rory's Story Cubes challenge over at my pro (Exeter) writing site. I have to thank catwalksalone for introducing me to the cubes a few years ago - they're a great writing prompt tool ( Read more... )

I've got a "lessons learned" post over at the Indie Book Collective today, focusing on one of the things I learned the hard way with my first Exeter short-story collection: If you can't give your book a solid home in a genre, you're handicapping yourself big-time. Head on over and please comment either there or at my blog.

Title: Marching Forward
Words: 1,400
Genre: Family/Romance
Rating: Rated: PG-13
Summary: G doesn't trust easily, much to Sam's frustration. So when things look their worst and G asks Nell for help, Sam worries. Tin Soldiers tag.

( Marching Forward )